INDIANA — Part of your taxpayer dollars go toward police budgets, things like filling up the tanks of patrol cars.Some agencies are tweaking their operations to cut back on the amount of gas they're using.
Fillenwarth said his officers have restrictions on their cars, they have to live in Johnson County or the surrounding counties. This limits the distance they're driving."As long as the gas prices really don't get too much more ridiculous then we shouldn't have to add any new restrictions that what we've already had well before this," Fillenwarth said.
"We're going to continue to do our job. We will cut where we need to cut, there are some things that we won't be able to get this year and that's fine but they will get the same service that they always get no matter what we'll make sure of it," Vaughn said. The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's cars are managed by the Indiana Department of Public Works. They tell us there are 5,000 different vehicles in their fleet.
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